Bass Videos - Page 81

Federico Malaman shared music from a new project he’s working on with Dario Chiazzolino and Max Furian. The group, known as The Abstrucks, released their first single, “I Am Ready.”

Recorded live during the taping of “Norah Jones Is Playing Along Podcast,” here’s a jam by some stellar musicians. Christian McBride and Questlove join Jones for this performance of “Why Am I Treated So Bad.”

New World Men is a band with one mission: “We concentrate on the sound solely, paying homage to Canada’s greatest band: RUSH.” Here they are performing “YYZ” live.

Julia Hofer is back with another “Top 5 Bass Lines” video, and this time around, she’s setting her sights on some legendary lines behind the Godfather of Soul, Mr. James Brown.

Will Lee dropped a new video yesterday, saying, “Turn up the volume & feel the positive vibes of ‘Hey Shorty.’” This song has a groovy, Steely Dan vibe, with Will on lead vocals and a great sax solo by David Sanborn.

Victor Wooten and the Wooten Brothers kicked off their fall tour yesterday, and they also dropped this new video. Here’s their official video for “SWEAT.”

The multi-instrumentalist known as KNULP is back with another incredibly impressive cover. She takes on Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” in this one, handling the vocals, piano, guitar, bass, and drums.

Charles Berthoud took the Bill Withers hit, “Ain’t No Sunshine,” and turned it into a spectacular solo piece for acoustic bass guitar.

I always get excited when I find a new bassist to check out. If you do, too, then you need to watch this. “Aprieta” is from Vincen García’s debut album, “Ventura.” The bassist leads a full band from the bottom with blazing bass lines punctuated by ghost notes.

No Treble reader Kiki Ikik sent us this video of her graduation concert, and she covered a lot of ground. Check out her performance and solos!

Aaron Gibson shared another video of his in-progress songs. The music of his youth inspires this one, and it is a beautiful solo bass and vocals tune.

South African music is almost always anchored by a joyous, exciting bass line. Shane Cooper celebrated one of the styles in his composition “Kucheza,” which he performs here with his band Mabuta.